Sequoia Strawberry Plants

Sequoia is a short-day, June-bearing strawberry developed for mild-winter growing regions. It produces large, richly flavored berries during its main harvest season. The ripe fruit is relatively delicate, making it especially appealing for fresh garden use rather than long storage.

Why Grow Sequoia Strawberries?

• June-bearing habit: Concentrated seasonal harvest under suitable conditions.
• Fruit: Large, sweet, deep-red berries with a soft texture.
• Best use: Fresh eating, desserts, preserves, and prompt kitchen use after harvest.
• Plant form: Shipped as dormant bare-root strawberry plants.

Planting and Care

Plant in full sun in fertile, well-drained soil. Set crowns at soil level, spread roots downward, and water thoroughly. Space plants about 12–18 inches apart. Maintain even soil moisture and good air circulation. Regional performance and harvest timing vary with winter chill, spring temperatures, and local growing conditions.

What You Receive

Select an approximate bundle of 25 plants or a box of 1,500 plants. Bare-root plants may arrive dormant and leafless; this is normal. Plant promptly after arrival.

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